A Cry for Justice: My Heart Aches and Rages


Today, my heart is heavy with sorrow and fury as I reflect on the tragic fate of Dr. Moumita Debnath. Her brutal rape and murder have left me devastated, and I cannot stop thinking of the unimaginable agony she must have endured. But this isn’t just about one horrific incident—this is a terrifying reality that countless women, girls, and even young boys face in India and around the world.

Why are we so silent? Why do we only react when a case becomes news? There are thousands of poor and marginalized victims who never make headlines—they are reduced to mere statistics, or worse, their suffering goes unreported. This is not just a failure of our society but a damning indictment of a system that refuses to protect its most vulnerable.

The police systems and laws must start taking rape and abuse seriously. Too often, these crimes are mishandled, ignored, or dismissed. This systemic failure cannot continue. We must demand urgent reforms and accountability. Strong laws must be implemented and enforced without exception. We cannot allow these savages to live among us, preying on the innocent.

Men, rise up! Use your strength to protect, not destroy. Celebrities, where are your voices? You have the power to influence change—use it! We cannot live among such evil, and we must make it clear that these heinous acts will never be tolerated.

The time for action is now. We owe it to every victim, every survivor, and every life lost to this brutality. Let us demand justice, push for systemic change, and ensure that no more lives are lost to these unspeakable horrors. The fight for the safety and dignity of our women and children must be relentless and unwavering.

Every person can take a stand against sexual violence by speaking up and raising awareness. Educate yourself and others about the issues, and don’t stay silent when you witness or hear about abuse. Support local organizations that work to protect victims and advocate for stronger laws.

Encourage a culture of respect and equality, teaching those around you, especially children, the importance of consent and boundaries. Collective action, no matter how small, can lead to significant change. Together, we have the power to create a safer society.

Dr Moumita Debnath

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